Rights Group Says Morocco Used Phone Spying Tool on Reporters

Rights Group Says Morocco Used Phone Spying Tool on Reporters

Amnesty International says Morocco's domestic spy agency, the DGST, used Pegasus — secret phone software made by NSO Group — citing former worker Safir. The report was made with 14 news outlets organized by Forbidden Stories and describes alleged spying on reporters and activists. Amnesty says Morocco gave no reply; Morocco had earlier demanded solid proof.

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